Accelerating the writers in the community.
A community-driven co-writing space that aims to support and inspire talented writers in tech industry(mainly QAs) by bridging the gaps between knowns and unknowns!.
We are a non-profit community driven co-writing platform that aims to connect and find the rich voices, ideas & experiences among the community that are usually lost somewhere. We aim to provide that platform for FREE where people from the community will be providing feedback and working together to improve your writing skills.
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We are excited to be community partners for the following conferences.
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#APISummit2021 – Global “API Testing Summit 2021”!!
It is a one-day conference by Agile Testing Alliance , DevOps++ Alliance, #CPWST and QualityKiosk Technologies Pvt. Ltd. happening virtually on 8th May 2021. #APISummit2021 is an attempt to highlight the significance API Testing space has gained, and enable testing community with its know hows.
Global leaders and Testing experts from across the globe are joining us for the event. With more than 15 talks, 2 keynotes and panel discussions, be ready for an enriching and empowering virtual event.
APIs Unleashed 02: Handling Auth Types
Exploring different Auth Types(Basic Auth, API_Key, OAUTH2.0) and how to build them in Postman and KarateDSL
Testing Contests – What, Where, Who, Why, When, and How (5W 1H)
In this article, our Synapse Rahul condenses all his thoughts and learnings from participating in Testing Contests. This post provides an overview of his thoughts on Testing Contests using the 5W 1H (What, Where, Who, Why, When, and How) approach.
“So many things are possible just as long as you don’t know they’re impossible.”
Norton Juster
